Is Trailer Breakaway Kit a One-And-Done System
Published 05/18/2022
Question:
Once the pin has been pulled out of the switch, can it read and used as if hadn’t been removed in the first place. Or is it a one and done system, meaning a new pin and cable is required to restore to function as designed?
asked by: Mike L
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Expert Reply:
Good question, but no, a breakaway kit like the Bright Way # 3802311 or Hopkins Engage # 20400 are not one-and-done systems.
You can pull the pin and then reuse the system, and in fact, you'll want to pull the pin when testing one after an install to ensure it activates your brakes.
expert reply by:
Kyle S
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Brightway Trailer Breakaway Kit w/ Charger, LED Tester, and 10 Ah Battery - Top Load
- Trailer Breakaway Kit
- Kit with Charger
- Top Load
- Single-Axle
- Tandem-Axle
- Triple-Axle
- LED Indicator
- Electric
- Battery Included
- 10 Ah
- 48 Inch Long
- Bright Way
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